JAY ENNIS

FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE REPRESENTATIVE
COÖS DISTRICT 1

VOTE NOVEMBER 3rd

NORTH COUNTRY FIRST

Fighting for fairer property taxes, strong public schools, accessible rural health care, and the services our communities depend on.

Why I’m Running

Through my work in our towns and local services, I've seen how decisions made in Concord can affect North Country communities very differently. Too often, decisions in Concord are made without enough attention to how they affect the people and communities of the North Country.

I’m running because Coös County deserves a strong voice in those decisions. We need practical solutions to the pressures facing our communities, from property taxes and education funding to housing, health care and the basic local services we depend on.

I won’t go to Concord to simply follow a party line. I’ll listen, ask questions, work with people who are serious about solving problems, and speak up when a proposal doesn’t make sense for the North Country.

Serving Where I Live

I serve as Dalton Town Moderator and volunteer as a firefighter and EMT with Dalton Fire Rescue. I work as an EMT with the Lancaster Fire Department and volunteer as manager of the Mount Washington Regional Airport.

These roles give me a firsthand view of the challenges facing our towns and the essential services they depend on.

North Country Priorities

The challenges facing the North Country are connected. High property taxes, the cost of education, shortages of housing and workers, and the difficulty of maintaining essential services all affect whether our communities can remain places where people can build a life.

PROPERTY TAXES & EDUCATION

New Hampshire's reliance on local property taxes puts enormous pressure on communities with limited tax bases. We need a fairer approach to funding education that doesn't keep shifting the burden onto local taxpayers.

STRONG RURAL COMMUNITIES

Housing, health care, child care, roads, broadband, fire and EMS aren't abstract policy questions here. They're part of what makes it possible to live, work and raise a family in the North Country.

PRACTICAL GOVERNMENT

Government should be careful with taxpayers' money, respect local communities and deliver the basic services people depend on. Good ideas should matter more than which party proposed them.

Meet Jay

I first fell in love with New Hampshire more than four decades ago. When Kris and I eventually had the chance to make the North Country our home, we knew this was where we wanted to be.

I spent my career in technology, helping build successful businesses and solving complicated problems. Today, much of my time is devoted to our community: serving as Dalton Town Moderator, volunteering with Dalton Fire Rescue, volunteering as manager of our local airport, and volunteering to teach young people to fly.

I’m running for State Representative as a Democrat because I believe that experience, practical problem-solving and a willingness to listen can be useful in Concord, especially when it comes to making sure the North Country isn't overlooked. But I don't believe representing Coös County means simply following a party line. Good ideas should matter more than which party proposed them.

Help Put the North Country First

This campaign is about making sure the people and communities of Coös County have a strong voice in Concord.